Ohio reacts to Saddam capture thrills locals at holiday scene
Ohioans welcomed the Saddam Hussein capture amid Christmas mood. Residents from Columbus and New Albany spoke of relief and concern, noting fear may ease yet dangers remain as Iraq works to form a government. U.S. officials said the operation ended a three decades rule, with leaders urging justice and a careful exit from occupation.
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Columbus residents fear repeat shootings on I-270 belt
A Columbus Dispatch poll of 406 residents finds eight in ten expect another shooting on the southern I-270 belt and a third have altered travel routes. Most also doubt arrests soon, while a small share report changed routes and drivers are urged to inspect vehicles daily.
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Price Is Right winner Mostad tops show history
Dan Mostad, once a Grafton child glued to the Price Is Right, won 178998.75 in prizes including three cars a trip to Hawaii and a Washington DC trip plus a 26 foot boat. He then claimed the Showdown prize, beating a bid by $600 to take $120000 in prizes. He plans to share proceeds with church and pay debts.
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Art teachers wrap up holiday contest with student designs
More than 200 children submitted entries for The Chronicle Telegram wrapping paper contest aimed at ages 12 and under. Teachers from Open Door Catholic School Elyria Keystone Schools Penfield West Carlisle elementary joined in, showcasing patterns from potato prints to folded ribbons. The grand prize and eight honorable mentions will be announced in Tuesday's paper.
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Colors in catalogs spark a hue heavy wonder
Harvey Gittler muses on the vast, names packed color spectrum in catalogs. He notes heather varieties, adjectives like soft and deep, and asks what defines color shifts from sapphire to harbor blue. He wonders about true navy versus deceitful navy and questions the logic of color naming and correlation to objects.
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